
Paper Reliquary
Hudson
Paper Reliquary is letterpress and binding for people who still write things down. The imagery is botanical because Leo presses the plants first and draws from the stains, not from a reference photo.
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Hudson
Paper Reliquary is letterpress and binding for people who still write things down. The imagery is botanical because Leo presses the plants first and draws from the stains, not from a reference photo.
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Savannah
Clay & Tide is a table practice. Bowls nest. Cups fit a hand. The glazes are mixed to look like shallow water, which in Savannah is never one color.
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Los Angeles
Lumen started when Mara got tired of jewelry that photographed well and felt like nothing. She buys baroque pearls for their dents, not their symmetry, and sets them where the light already wants to go.
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Electric Forest is a camping festival inside a real forest, and what people wear answers to the trees: shade all day, cool air after dark, and paths that turn to soft ground when it rains. The looks that work here are layered and a little enchanted — cloaks and hoods over lighter pieces, jewelry that catches the light installations, headpieces that survive a full day of walking between stages and art. Everything on this page is made by hand by the creator who sells it, and tagged by the people who set up each shop because the piece genuinely belongs in the Forest.
The practical side matters as much as the look. You will walk miles a day, so closures should work, straps should adjust, and anything long should clear the ground on a forest path. Nights cool down fast once the sun drops behind the trees, which is why Forest regulars plan an outfit in two acts: something light for the afternoon and a layer worth looking at after dark. If a piece is sized, order early enough to exchange or adjust — most pieces here are made in small batches, and many are made to order, so the order-by line at the top of this page is worth planning around.
Part of the Forest's culture is Main Street, the row of artisan shops in the campgrounds where creators sell their work in person. This page is that street, open before you arrive: the same kind of pieces, from independent creators, gathered in one place so your outfit is settled before you ever load the car. Start with a statement piece you love, then build the layers and finishing touches around it — that is how the best Forest outfits come together, in the village and here alike.
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As the festival gets close, this page shows an order-by date at the top, worked out from each piece's making and shipping time. Made-to-order pieces need the most room, so ordering a few weeks ahead is the calm way to do it — and it leaves time to sort out sizing if you need to.
Layers. Light, breathable pieces for warm afternoons in the shade, then hoods, cloaks, and wraps after dark when the forest cools down. Headpieces, flower crowns, and jewelry that glows a little under the lights are everywhere. Sturdy shoes matter more than any single piece — the paths are forest floor.
Many creators offer sized options on the piece page, and some take custom sizing or small adjustments. Message the creator from the piece page before you order and ask — they would rather fit you properly than guess.
Every order is covered by Sol Sundries buyer protection: if a piece arrives damaged or never arrives, we make it right. Fit and change-of-mind returns follow the creator's own policy, which is shown on the piece page. See the Buyer Protection page for how it all works.
Yes — order with their address as the delivery address, and add a note at checkout so the creator knows it's a gift. Pieces here are made in small batches, so a piece sent to a friend before the festival is a genuinely good gift: it is unlikely anyone else at their camp will be wearing the same thing.
For the crew
Start a shared list — one link where everyone's pieces live, so the crew's looks come together in one place instead of a hundred screenshots. Shared lists are on their way; the reminder list is how you hear first when they open.
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Tell me when the Electric Forest collection grows — and before the order-by date, while the pieces you want are still being made.
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